Mammillaria parkinsonii 'Owl Eye Cactus' parry's The radial spines are bristle-like

The radial spines are bristle-like and up to 0

which helps to bring out its vibrant colors

Cotyledon orbiculata cv

orange to red flowers on tall stalks during the summer

The leaves themselves are usually a soft cream or light pink shade and have a velvety texture

Mammillaria parkinsonii 'Owl Eye Cactus' parry's The radial spines are bristle-likeKnown for its dichotomous branching, uncommon in cacti, this species of Mammillaria is easily recognizable by its unique spines, which resemble an owl's eyes. Commonly referred to as owl eye pincushion, owl eyes, owl's eye, cactus parkinsonii, or Nemammillaria parkinsonii, this particular Mammillaria has the distinct feature of alternating heads, starting with one and progressing to two, then three, and so on. Due to restricted growth and habitat